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Detail Brush with scraping edge
Detail Brush with scraping edge, 150 mm, Hard, Blue
A very effective detail brush. The solid scraping edge is suitable to loosen very stubborn dirt from surfaces. The flat hand grip offers a good support and control in your hand for a variety of cleaning tasks. Extra force can be applied during scrubbing by pressing your forefinger down on the brush head during cleaning.
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Ultra-Slim Cleaning Brush with Long Handle
Ultra-Slim Cleaning Brush with Long Handle, 600 mm, Medium, Blue
Clean where other brushes cannot reach with this ultra-slim 15 mm wide brush with a scraping edge for tackling stubborn debris. Features an easy-grip slim handle and a specially designed head with extra-stiff first bristles that help clean all the way to the end of narrow spaces. The brush block is made using food contact compliant polypropylene offcuts from other Vikan products.
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Narrow Cleaning Brush with Long Handle
Narrow Cleaning Brush with Long Handle, 420 mm, Hard, Blue
Easily clean small spaces with this 46 mm wide narrow-headed brush. The bristles are angled to facilitate easy cleaning of corners, the grip is designed for extra stability and the entire brush is color-coded to support HACCP principles.
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This blog post focuses on how you avoid the worst potential pitfalls of a new colour-coding system.
